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Nowhere to Run:
The Neoliberal War in Asia
Journalism / Current Events / Graphic Narrative
156 pages Color
6.625 x 10.25 in
Over the past few years, award-nominated comics journalist Erik Thurman has traveled and lived throughout Asia, revealing how these crises are but just a few of the many symptoms of when unregulated markets and crony capitalism are allowed to systematically disenfranchise people across the continent.
With lines being drawn in the sand by multinationals and the governments they influence, we are shown that, more often than not, borders only really apply to the poor.
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The Intellectual Ramblings
of Samuel Flower
Slice of Life / Fiction
28 pages B/W
6.625 x 10.25 in
"Some people have something eating at them inside. Mine just has a name."
Samuel Flower is an ordinary man, save for his successful job as an arts and entertainment editor for a Silicon Valley paper. That is..until he finds out that he has a short four months to live due to a malignant tumor that's spreading throughout his brain. As he begins to lose his senses and his career goes spiraling, Samuel starts to discover what truly is important to life is more than what you put down in ink.
There is no "F" in Korean
Journalism / Current Events / Graphic Narrative
28 pages Color
6.625 x 10.25 in
A country with the lowest rate of gender plurality among the OECD for decades, South Korea clearly has a problem with women. And nothing embodies this misogynist contempt than on a Tuesday night in May 2016, when a deranged man armed with a sushi knife murdered a 23-year-old woman in a bathroom in posh Gangnam district.
There is no "F" in Korean is part of a 24-hour comic project that spotlights institutionalized sexism, the ilbe men's rights movement, and a growing feminism resurgence voicing needed change.
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